Use of APE in a production environment?
We are looking at moving to a APE->filesystem implementation in zope 2.7, I've got a few questions: 1. Is anyone using this setup in a production environment - have there been any problems with stability or performance? 2. Has anyone figured anything out to populate the cache upon startup? 3. What has been the performance hit, if any? 4. have you had any problems using subversion/cvs with the objects on the APE/Filesystem volume, especially when using multiple branches for development? Any answers would be appreciated. TIA, -- Kelly McDonald <w4kpm@adelphia.net>
On 22 Oct 2004 at 9:02, Kelly McDonald wrote:
1. Is anyone using this setup in a production environment -
I am using it for a client. Doing development on one machine and then deploying on another, via subversion checkouts.
have there been any problems with stability or performance?
I spent 2 hours this week trying to figure out why, on one machine it (Ape-1.0) worked fine, and on the other it died with an assertion error. Yet the directory contents were identical, the python version the same, all the configs the same. I eventually figured out how to solve the problem by putting an explicit mapper_name=python_script in many "effected" .xyz..properties files. Though, figuring out which one was causing the problem was darn tough! Otherwise it works fine. I don't have any opinion on performance though.
2. Has anyone figured anything out to populate the cache upon startup?
Isn't that a generic ZODB question, not really specific to Ape.. ?
3. What has been the performance hit, if any?
I imagine the loading process is slightly slower than traditional ZODB, but I have not measured it. In our case, we're using it on a site that's all XML and XSLT generation, so there aren't more than 100 or so objects in Ape storage anyway.
4. have you had any problems using subversion/cvs with the objects on the APE/Filesystem volume, especially when using multiple branches for development?
No problems. -- Brad Clements, bkc@murkworks.com (315)268-1000 http://www.murkworks.com (315)268-9812 Fax http://www.wecanstopspam.org/ AOL-IM: BKClements
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